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gas lifting timing ho.
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Iron WORKS.
ASA SNYDER S. CO.. lH. NI'Il Cars I0.
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Three Great Evils.

The "popes bull against tine comet" is said
to have been issued by Calixtu, Ill, who.
shortly after the appearance Of Halley's
comet, Ia l456, ordered that the church bells
be rung daily at the hour of noon, and that
the supplication, Lord, save Us from the
devil, the Turk and the comet, be added TO
the litanies This expression has long since
haan ornfffad
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wood Wall Paper.

Wood wall paper is cut 10 the thickness Of
paper, and by peculiar process stuck on the
paper, which serves as a protection against
color Of the wood. So delicate is the ma
chinery FOR forming this veneer that 200
leaves may be cut out Of an inch square Of
maple wood, and l2j out Of wood Of open
grain. such a. oak and nutwood
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The Yacht America.

II Is fact not generally known that there
is not cart load OF the material OF the old
America in the present craft. She was ell
,irely built over again In England prior TO
1850, aud half built over in America six years
sgo-ihe Epoch.
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Richmond Live Stock Market.

REcEIprs.-57t head cattle, So sheep and
lambs IA hogs
sALEs-ls0 head cattle 80 sheep and
lambs b16 hogs.
PRICEs.-Cattle Best. t0 vt gross
medium TO good 3 20 81 gross common
10 fair. 2 10 X gross sheep to It gross
lambs u to 81 gross hogs, 5i to net.
bulls. no 3 gross.
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Fine Watches. Jewelcy. Diamonds s''''.'
.uy.,xsre SILVER Plated Ware, eif'''
,ad gye-s glasses Clocks 81.
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Not Convicted.

Aaron Burr was not, as is often supposed,
convicted Of treason He was arrested at
Natchez and tried at Richmond for his at
tempt 10 establish government Of his own
in the Mississippi valley, but was acquitted
on the ground that he had not borne arms
against the United States.
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Select the isesI.

Langman and Martinez Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with guarantee that ii is not a
chemical paint, containing no water. no alkaii,
no adulteratiOn. and is made of only such ma
terials as are used by the oldest painters. IL
will cover more surface than any chcmi-
ca paint in the world. 10 has been sold by US
FOR the last ten years, warranted TO give salts
faction; and responsible guarantee is given 10
that effect For sale wholesale and retail by
bODEKER BROS, Druggists,
i4l4 Main street.
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The UnIucky Lett Foot.

The SAYING, "You got out Of bed the wrong
foot foremost" or with the left leg foremost,
can he traced back 5000 years aud origin
ated precisely where the picture given by
Christ OF the judgment day came from. The
right foot was associated in all antiquity with
good luck. and the left with bad fortune
Hence to put the left leg out Of bed first was
Rod sion
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYsE x Co.

Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment OF l.. 4 V. STEMS, and found II
sary supplies OF good things. such as always
remind us OF Christmas. Bread. crackers, bis
cults ETC.. in abundance; cakes, and variety
of good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed model bakery, and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support Of the
public. BE sure 10 call in and see them al
Los Hull street. Manchester.
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Mr.. Hayseed to wife who is returned from
church, -What was the sermon abOuti
Mrs Hayseed-Suthn' about Joseph goin'
daun TO Egypt to buy corn.
Mr. Hayseed-Did the dominic say what
corn's with daun therei-The Epoch.
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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
rhe NORTH WIND THAT PUZZLES
WEATHER PROPHETS.

The Art Of ventriIoqulsm Taught 70
Man by the Animsls-A Chapter in the
History OF the Old Deadwood Mail
Coach.
There fare few, If any, Of our young folk
who have not heard about Buffalo Bill and
bis Wild West show that illustrates LIE on
the western frontier, with ITS Indians and
cowboys. its buffalo huting, etc Buffalo
Bills trus name j. W. +. Codyl Nh Cody
figured conspicuously IN the United States
army during the war, and has been a mem
Der of congress He led for many years a
most adventurous life, during which time,
among other positions occupied. was that Of
guide to many expeditions. Mr. Cody gained
his sobriquet Of Buffalo Bill from the fact
that he provided buffalo meat for the work
men OF the Union Pacific railway, bringing
down with his own rifle AN iunumerable
number OF animals
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A sheriff Released. .

For A period OF sixteen years I have been ar
ficted with catarrh Of the head which baiiicd
the use of all medicines used. Seeing the adj
vertisemcnt of - -. b., | purchased ana
used six or seven bottles, and although USED
irrcgularly have received great relief ana re-
commend il as a good blood purifier
Signed j. h. HOLCOMbE. Jh.,
sheriff of HARRISON county, Georgia
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAHBERLAYEE x Cos.
"a sheet Anchor Of safety

is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call DR.. David's Vegetable Liver Pills
Being free from Mercury and all Mineral Poi
sons. they are Safe and Harmless. As they
contain the NEST Valuable Vegetable ingred
tents known TO Pharmacy they are the pest
cure for Sick Headache. BiiOusness. COnsli
patton ard Liver disorder. Only % cents q
h.
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4 Question of PIurals.

Said little boy who was pursuing his mu-
steal education at the piano with his little
sister: Mamma, when there's two OF US,
oughtn't We TO say do, re, us instead Of 10,
70, mi The Epoch
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Into tie house he came running,
And begged me TO cut of his curls,
Over his head richly clustered
A. bright and as fair a. girls
"Why would you lose them, my darlingi"
because our old hem pouted he,
screams when We meet, Get your hair cutl
Get your hair cut i know she means mel
George Cooper in our Little ones
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n. GARDNER. $40 DE-,
street HAIR cutting lyong SHAVING .ei
shamp0Oing. '-l
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All who desire full information aboyt the
cause and cure OF Blood POisons, Scrofulh' and
ScrOfulOus Swellings. Ulcers, Sores kheuma
tism. Kidney complaints. Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail free, a copy Of our - page Illus
trated Book OF Wonders filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever betore
Address BLOOD BALM co.
octlItf Atlanta Ga
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ERsONAL
RICHMOND. October 20, 1885,

RICHMOND. October 20, 1885,.
THE MARSHALS OF SOCIETIES
i INTENDING TO take part in the parade
on the2lth instant will please communicate
with me as soon as possible
Persons having anything 20 deposit in the
corner stone OF the monument, will leave
them with Mr.. ". Is. lSAACS, Grand Secre
tary Grand Lodge OF Virginia, corner Of Main
and Ninth streets. between the hours Of 9 A.
NJ. and 3 z. NJ, but not later than I'll EsDAh q
18th instant. al j. o'clock 81, .....,.,.
JOHN X. COOKE,
ocl8t9 Chief OF stan.
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Reported by &. w. Branch 4 Co.. bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
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DIRECTORY
% RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

49, - 100 AA'NN Nh
The Direct0ry jelor Of reiiqM ,.5
business houses, gicing their beaso, .a
business, iciA be touad 1eYy useful Il, ' .. ana
g reference tor information relqs,, , .-'''
and al The different 5raHcies Of J,.,,,. 'As
Analytical Chemf.t.
Or. HENRY FROELIN0. rs. TweIf,,
chemist 70 chesapeake and Ohio .rl ~ 7.~
mond and Allegheny railroads. Spec. N. =.
tention {" ores and mineral waters. ."
Architects.
VI. j. DIMMOCk. llB T.. Main ..r...
rcspondoncc solicited Nof'
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. Hs D. 3D.
street. halr cutting dyc.ng shaving .ei
shampoOing. '-l
Bakers
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY 81
proprietor u :. Twelfth street VIM
tud retail.
Boot, and Shoes.
j. *. l. EA0 SCALE, 1915 r. Main street n..
shoes.
butcher.
WALTER e. hRAlE stall So n r
Market smoked beet Tongues asr,...f,
Candy Manufacturer.
div Err B. DYER. 90 b.. Marsha. .t....
wholesale and retail. Sole ASCENT I.. b..
Cherokee Cough Drops
Canvas Good.
lOliN !. GEklNG. e0urf0f F...,D0.f. dbl.
Main streets. Tents. awnings. Hss H.r.. .rI
wagon covers.
Carpenter and Bnlier..
WILLIAM g.. FULLER. liN D. Cary .lr..t
Special attention to repairing
Carriages and Buggies.
}. a. GRASBERG Ek 1898 D. fma.r .-...f
ATT work guaranteed.
Contractors and Builder.
4. q. HOl slON. 10o J.. Nam street,
Country Produce.
"a. WALLERSIINE s. co. ID and ..> r..
toeuth street. Potatoes Uuffer Nain, ..I
hagc. Sc.
AlkflELD DAIRY fomUrf Mr.ntn. al
\ seventh street, 5000 I'n 2. NIn t'nff
Fresh mills. cream. butter. 'uf'0 mills. and
cheese.
Druggists
j. w. FRAlstR. il. B. Man sro.t Whole
safe and retail Proprietor I.UE.II.. IIr..
lnHI Nerve and Bone Imminent
T.. p. tttN T., y- tas, Marshall. ni0r.n
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Life L. North

living II the Liver Is not disordered
Therefore, If you suffer with Sick Headache
Billousncss, Constipation orany Liver trouble
take Dr. David's Liver Pills. - Pills for 25c.
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At A MEETING OF THE AssO.

At A MEETING OF THE ASSO-
n GATED BANKS of this city. held at
the City Bank of Richmond, October II, 1857,
10 WIS, ON motion. resolved that
Whereas. Thursday, 9TH instant will be
one OF especial interest, Dy reason OF laying
the corner stone 20 the monument TO General
Robert T.. Lee and the attractions at the state
Fair; therefore be- 10
Resolved. That the banks OF this city will
observe THU RSDAY, 9TH or OCTOBER rs a
holiday
Resolved, That all parties having notes or
accoptances due on Thursday. October 18th
instant" be- earnestly requested 10 pay same
ON "wednesday October 26th.
Resolved. That these resolutions be- pub
lished in the daily papers.
WALKER HILL.
Chairman.
Mann ). QUARLEs. Secretary ocl8td
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MHnIfl. .uI.i Ni in. AOn' h.N.IN...
lN'' GOOD ''II I'.N.'|
EMPLOY mfmt Ak'n'i'-
j. J.. Il DDS. ID Nh. .I'"'NIN r.'.. l.'
iiardWnre nnh turihEe hnois
s. b. f. LAhh + A sos, 1886 It.i HfH .ine
Agents INI NI'iIII .N..'i |Nr
Harness and ~aidieif
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Ouondain.

This Anglicized Latin word signifies for
merly, anciently, heretofore. MY quondam
schoolfellow" means my schoolfellow years
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Contractors and ilulidsr..
A. q. HOl sION. Nt D.. Nam stm.f
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Special 2 ientlon u heiAf'n"
sutu
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lOliN j. 1hhlNG. e0rucr0 f Fourteenth and
Main streets. lenis.a"nns Hs.Hor.e lni
wagon covers.
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ATT work guaranteed.
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ADAM DIACONT. an o. Marshall H0t
Wholesale and reiNl krn.N
promptly done.
O.. g.. I,Eblt tklAshAH I
street mlffrD-. maker H0I N....'H..
wholesale anl rltHIL Repairing f
mTfhN dome.
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WILLIAM o.. FULLER. llN d. C.r. .fr..f
Special attention Co., repairing
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boot. and shoes
}. X. EASDALE, 1915 r. Main ..r,.f d..
go ana - mems and g. ana fs IsI'...
shoes.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY 81
proprietor il >. Twelfth street. Wh-'.....
iud retail. if
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VI. J. DlMMOCk. llB r. Main ..-..,
rcspondcnco solicited. Nof'
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>. p. JU@Ilr h. Fifteenth .n.l lNf
agent. Established i,0.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. :. GALESKTS INABILITY TO
~ attend 70 his business continuing, ne has
made arrangements 20 have his patrons eX-
amined for glasses as heretofore during his
illness. Particulars can be- had az No. sl5 East
Main street isc Si-tt
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La Normsndi" splendid smoke tryit
CHAnbEHLAYsE s Co.
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JOSEPH UELAHl D.. lU B. NNH NOo. Dob
hanging and general machine
Models for IIfcnis.
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The Direct0ry jclor Of roliaWs o.5
ouaness honses, gicing their lca,ios -. y
business, 'ciR be Jonad 1e1y USEFUL d, 9... pa
g reference tor information relqs,, , ,-.@
and al the different branches Of 5,aa, - ''s
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Analytical Chemist.
Or. HENRY PROBING. ms T,,,.,..
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio s-.i NJ 4, e.
mOnd and Allegheny railroads sre'. N'-e
tention To ores and mineral waters a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-25

DR.. a. J. Heinlein received a fine horse
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Audreas. of Uh-
richsville, were in the city yesterday.
n. Kuhn and John Gifin caught two
fine strings of Jack fish at the dam yester-
day.
Mr.. Andy Felt, an engineer on the
Nickel Plate road, is a guest of friends in
the city.
Mr.. James Fox, of the firm of Book &
Fox, of Warrington, W. Va, wa in the
city yesterday.
The CT. & W. X. r. Co. have a force
OF men at work grading for a switch to the
.Etna Iron and Steel Works.
James Vaughn, a miner at the Wheel
ing Creek mines, had his back aid left
hand slightly injured by a fall of slate
yesterday.
Uncle Jimmy Reynolds is quite sick.
The c., L. < w. employees, with whom he
is q universal favOrite, are very much con-
cerned about his condition.
William Koehnlein, William Alexander,
j. c. Dent and George C. Mckee are all
favorably spoken OF for Couucilmen. All
of these are good men, and it will be a
hard matter for our voters to discriminate
ia favor of one against another. Three of
these will he elected.
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SENATOR'S IN CUBA.
TCoatiRued from First Page.

pagne, made a happy toast to the friendly
relations of the two countries which were
represented at the table and to the guests,
whom he said he was happy to enter,
tain. This was translated by Consul
General Williams and was drunk
standing. Senator Sherman responded
in similar good wishes as to the two coun,
tries, and in we'll put words complimented
the host. Then the mother was tasted
and then the baby was proposed and the
fact was added through Spanish it was
born in New York. The last toast was
drunk with a will, and a little later the
party babe gOod-by, As we were leaving
the captain general invited us to'come to o
reception in the evening, where a dlstin-
guished French pianist would play. We
found him as cordial in his manner there
as at the reception here described; from 8
to II D. IN. the party mixed in their swal-
low tail coats and evening dress with the
creme de la creme of the society of Havana.
There was dancing too, and it rather
amused the ladies by its %strangeness to
the American method. There were no
decollette dresses worn by the pretty
senoritas, and they appeared rather more
shy than do their American sisters at the
White House receptions at Washington.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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..And the Wind RIeM."

Last evening a wind from the wild West
wandered into the city and having a few
hours to spare it set out to paint the town
and take in the citizens. 1t had evidently
been nurtured on the bOundless prairie,
and it proceeded to do up things ac-
cording to its own free, frolicsome nature,
blowing off gentlemen's hats, shrieking
through their whiskers, whistling around
corners and making itself generally super
auous. 1t spOrted around right merrily
until after midnight, and then, wearied
with its pranks, or feeling q lack of mater
ial to have more fun with, it quietly blew
itself over the hill and on to another
place to continue the fun there.
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A GREAT ACT.
HOW ANNIE COSTELLO TRANSFORMED THE
APPEARANCE OF A SALOON
In the Twinkling Of an Eye-An Erring G,ri-flned
for Asault-0f for Chicago
Compromised.
Mashed n Window.

"hbhNu -
One Of the most indignant females seen
in the town for a month of Sundays was
escorted to the lookup about a quarter OF
eight O'Clock last night by Officer Shorts
Indignant doesn't express it, when we
come to think. She was wild. She had
been ''insulted," and her vengeance had
been quick and terrible, as they say in the
penny dreadfuls. About half-past seven
last evening Annie felt a bit thirsty, and
she dropped into the Italic saloon, on
Market street, mar the Opera House, for a
drop of beer" as she put it. What fol-
lowed is put in her own words
when / got me beer, a big Italian
asked me to step back in the other room.
| whit back, and the dirty haste insulted
me in a shameful way. l tell yez, | give
it to him hot, and thin l Iun out into the
street and grabbed a bowlder. IN Fix ye,
We h'athiu, said l. IN make a foine open
front of yer saloon, so ! will, and with that
| blazed away at his big window, and thin
the officer came up and here | am"
The gentle Annie wiped her red and per-
spring countenance with the corner of q
shawl as she finished this narrative and
sank back in the cell exhausted. She will
answer a charge of disorder this morning.
The racket she made in the saloon, and the
crash of the big window rs she heaved a
ten-pound boulder through it soon drew a
large crowd to the vicinity, and the scene
was a lively one for time.
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A Fine DIRplay.

One of the finest displays Of choice en-
cravings and etchings ever seen in Wheel
ing is now on exhibition at the new store
room of Mr.. Z. L NichOl, No. 1922 Market
street. The collection includes such
choice subjects as THE Ayerted
Duel" The Refugees" "a Rus
sian Wedding Feast" the latter a splendid
example OF colored work; The Thin Red
Lines representation Of the charge of
the Russian Highlanders on the Fifty-third
H~ighlanders under Lord Colin Campbell, at
Balakava; The Defense of the Chateau"
and a host Of others. Mr.. Nichols store
was well filed all day yesterday with ad-
mirers of fine pictures, and the collection
was universally admired.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
aud Going Of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
aud Going of Strangers.
John NJ. Morrow, of Washington, Pa,
is at the Stamm.
Henry Zilliken, of Wellsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
George b. Grafton, of Marietta, o., was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Crawford, of Columbus, o., is Wis
ing friends in the city.
J.. c. Knight and wife, of st. Mary's, are
quartered at the Howell.
Henry KOOntz, of New Martinsyille, is
registered at the st. James.
Dr.. J. n. McMaster and wife, OF Demos,
o., are quartered at the Stamm.
Rev. d. C. Stewart, of Franklin Springs,
is the guest of Mr.. Robert Mcclure.
Miss Ella Moore, of Tiltouville, o., is
the guest of Miss Cora Zane, OF the Island.
Mr.. S. L. Mooney and daughter, OF
WoOdsield, Ohio, were in the city yester-
day.
Miss Rose LeMoyne, OF Washington,
Pa, is visiting friends on Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. ZOOk, an aged and respected lady
of the Second ward, is lying at the point OF
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Naylor, of the
Island, left yesterday on a short visit to
Wellsburg.
Mr.. J.. Alexander, of West Alexander,
is visiting his friends in this city on the
South Side.
Mr.. George \. Barth, of Wellsburg, is in
the city securing a date for the Neck and
Neck company.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson, of Short Creek, who
has been visiting friends in the city, Ie-
turned home yesterday.
Misses Maggie and Rose Dinsmore, of
Wind Ridge, Pa, are in the city, being
quartered at the Howell.
Genial Sam d. Hubley, of Bradstreet's,
Pittsburg, Pa, put his name on the st.
James register last evening.
Mr.. John f. Mendel will 90 up to
Cleveland to-day, to hear Nine. Patti,
who sings there this evening.
]. ". Porter, of st. Mary's; II. NJ.
cambridge, of Littleton, and j. L. Wells,
of Glover's Gap, are at the Howell.
Mrs. T. C. Hammond and Miss. Mamie
StOkeley, of Steubenville, Ohio, are visit
ing Miss Annie Clark, at Pleasant Valley.
Messrs. Charles Welch and Charles Hill
debrand left the city yesterday for Califor-
MIA, where they have both secured good
positions.
Mrs Samuel Laughlin and Mrs. George
Lsughlin, lett yesterday for Cleveland,
Ohio, where the latter will remain with
her husband.
G. L. Henderson,, of Parkersburg, S. A.
Carney, of Littleton, W. Va, c. + Wag-
ner, of MOrgantown, ". Va, srequartered
at the Stamm.
Mr.. Chas. A. Fmnzheim returned yes
terday from a business trip in the interest
of the Wheeling pottery. He reports
trade very good.
MeSsrs. NJ. Bandi, Of New Martinsville,
and L. W. Bartlett, OF BuekhannOu, w.
Va, put their names on the Stamm House
register, yesterday.
Col. Robert Campbell showed marked
improvement yesterday, he having re-
gained consciousness during the day and
recognized those about him.
Mr.. Ferd Swami, q welEknown former
Wheeling newspaper man, who has been
in the city shaking hands with old friends
for the past few days, and Mr.. Chss NJ.
Gallaher, who has also been in the city for
several days returned home to Charleston
yesterday.